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Re: AHGotoPage to frame?

Also, please note that we have an enhancement request on file to add the ability to specify a given frame in the Apple Help API, where appropriate.

--Jess



On Monday, November 11, 2002, at 07:19 AM, Gordon Meyer wrote:

On Monday, November 11, 2002, at 06:18 AM, Michael Hecht wrote:

Within our program we use AHGotoPage to bring up specific help pages on
demand. Is there a way to have AHGotoPage display the specified page
within a frame?

To do this, you'll need to create frameset pages that explicitly load the content you want. This means you'll need a frameset page hardcoded with the right-frame page reference for every page that you want to call in this manner -- your app calls the frameset page instead of the content page as you're doing now.

By the way, have you reviewed the archive of this list for messages about framesets? Unfortunately, you'll find that there are a few bugs in their behavior under Mac OS 10.2

--Gordon

PS: Websites that want to always retain their framesets for pages usually use either the technique described above, or a JavaScript, but Help Viewer doesn't support JavaScript so...
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